7 Feb
2003
7 Feb
'03
11 p.m.
In message
<13943.209.143.24.164.1044627110.squirrel(a)www.chd.dyndns.org>, Chuck
Dickman <chd_1(a)nktelco.net> writes
As you will have been told, it is supported, quite well in fact. I have
run 11/73s and 83s from TK50 and TMSCP exabyte drives for years and they
work a treat.
You really need the maketape program. You can then dd and tar the rest
on to the tape but the initial step needs to be done the "official" way.
To repeat a question already asked, where are you. If you really can't
get over this then someone nearby can hopefully cut you a tape.
Cheers
Robin
Use the
maketape program in the sys/pdpstand directory. You can build
this on most things and use it to create a bootable tape with the
standalone system which contains all of the tools to set the system up.
Cheers
Robin Birch
Except I don't think the standalone system supports TMSCP and I think
that a TK50 is TMSCP.
-chuck
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